Tips and guides

A car classed as an insurance write off is a car that has suffered damage that the insurer deems to be uneconomical to repair or unsafe to drive. You may have always wondered what a write off is and whether it is safe to drive. In this guide, we aim to reveal all.

Right now, the likes of Google and Ford are developing cars that will allow us to drive from A to B without having to touch the steering wheel. The artificially intelligent, driverless cars we’ve seen in Sci-Fi movies are set to become a reality within a decade, whether we’re ready for it or not.

No matter how careful you are behind the wheel, it’s still easy to get a crack or chip in your windscreen. Be prepared with our guide to windscreen cover.

No doubt your child is the most important person in the world to you, whether you’re counting down the days to your due date or they’re about to blow out their candles on their tenth birthday. It’s imperative that you keep them safe every time they’re in a car and this means knowing the current car seat legislation inside out.

It may seem like we demand a ton of information from you when you request a car insurance quote from us. But there’s real reasoning behind why we do this. We ensure we assess you as an individual. We consider all the factors so that we can put together a quote that’s tailored to you. What this means is that, ultimately, we can offer a premium that’s fair.

Before you get behind the wheel of any car, you need to have car insurance. In the UK, there are three options – fully comprehensive, third party and third party fire and theft. The minimum amount of cover you can legally have is third party, but, if you’re considering this option, you need to be aware that it can be a gamble.